THE WILMINGTON POST;
WILMINGTON. A. : M j .
SUNDAY MOEWJG, JULY23, 1882.
Interments duriog the week. Oak
dale 1; Belleyue 0; Catholic Cemetery
0; Pine Forest, 3. ' 'j
The following marriage licenses were
issued daring the past week: Olifer
Barrett to Mis A J Cobb; Calrin Gam-,
mer to. Miss Maggie , Cowan; Gaston
Brown to Miss Mary E Spicer.
Deaths daring the week E V Copes,
-70 years, old age; Sampson fCopeJand,
3 years, consumption; Win' Holmes,
still born; Infant of.Celia Mitchell, 4
jnontbs, 'malarial fe vet; Bethel Eyerett,
60 years, Dropsy; Henry Rodgers, 7
days, spasms.
Deeds, Mortgages, &c The follow
ing deeds, mortgages, &c, were proba
ted during the past week by the proper
officer:
Deeds J. G. Blount trustee ct at to
J D Woody; H E Comber and wiiV to
Annie Smith';-James Keilly to Kev H
N Northrop. .
Mortgages John D Woody to W I
Gore. - ' ' i'V'
The steamer Passport had a most en
joyable excursion last Wednesday; not
withstanding the bad wetbe we iad
up here and the Tile reports to the con
trary. They had; fine' weather arid ar
beautiful day at Smithville and Only
encountered the rain short distance
below the city on their return, which
realy was no great inconvenience as it
lasted but a few moments as a shower.
We refrain from a comment upon a
slanderous report, except to say simply
this ; The wretch who would started
and give circulation to a false report
a cursed slander a thrilling ' horror
if found out should not be allowed the
patience of the law to yield him a
severe punishment. We feel like say
iDgmoxe but merciful justice directs us
rather to change our thoughts and think
how the people should always respect
the noble bearing, of a heroic officer like
John T. Harper.! , '."'.
Wadesdoko, July 20, 1&82".
Editor Jtost: r lease j allow, me
space in the columns of your valuable
paper to speak a few words to the lie
publicans of Anson County. All the
farmers and the . laboring classes and
working men should come out in every
township in the (Sixth; Cbtagrtssionrl
District and work for Oliver H. Dock
ry, of Richmond. Every man, white
and colored, should vote for their fights
and I will do alt-I can for him in Ah
jnn county. . Yours, truly, ..uj;
;:. '';;. ' Sandy Little.
j Windsor, N. C, July 15, 1832.
At a !: large mass meeting of the Re-
publicans of Bertie county; to-day, ex
Dressive of their sentiments of the
present
. j
issues. Mr. Limas Roulhac
was'called to the chair. and T. R.Spel
lor, was Hpuimcu ocviouhj iwumm
and intelligent speeches were made by
Messrs. Rhoden Mitchell, Andrew John
son, Limas Rculhac, T. R' Speller and
William rtanlin. . I' -r - -
Mr, Mitchell presented the following
resolutions, which were unanimously
adopted:
- Resolved, Jhat the Republicans of
Bertie county are in full accord, with
the original and present design of the
Republican . party" of the state and na
tion, and believing it to be for the
best interest of all the people, we h
with pleasure the liberal raoyjearfnt of
North Carolina, and 'pruarise our hear
tv supnort in the J)xL election.
flesoivfj, That the Republicans of
, Bertie county, recognizing the import
' ance 61 electing a Hepublit an to con
gress from the first congressional dis
trict, bur right to give expression to
our choice, by sentiments ot public an
nouncement, and desire to support the
strongest and best man one unsur?
rounded by factional discord n the par
ty, do recconimendour delegates to the
congressional convention to be held at
Edeuton, North Carolina, on the tenth
- of next August to support Miles Com
mander for congress. ;
On motion, a tote of thanks was ex
tended to the chairman and each of the
gentlemen, who tporc. The proceed-
ings of thja meeting weri ordered to
be published in : the leading Repulican
newspapers of the state. The meeting
Iheu adjourned with much enthusiaso.
T. li, SrELTEJEt, Secretary. "
1.
Tow? Cheek, . O, July 21. jSi l
M4 Editor: Allow me room in
your paper to give a few items from old
Brunswick. ' Politically, things are qui
et, except there is considerable oppo
sition to our"prteseni county govern
ment amors the Democrats, resolutions
t sicKcihaus on the 15th, to the con
trary notnithslandiog. Neither jparty
will hold their county covVention nntll '
September, when the canvass will open
, in earnest, with united and strong op
position to bourbon Democracy. :
Crops have improved since) the rains,
very much; In Wacvamaw,Shallotie and
Lockwocd's Folly, crops are betttr
than they have beenc- since the war
there will be BMire proTUions made in
the county, by kadi taut list jear.
there Is lev cotton and more corn and
potatoes. Upland rice Is Tery good;
Cd'toa, owtas to the late cooispricj. It
ni lesst thlny 3y later than hereto-
tire, which will causa a great
tZ Eigw oa the river will bw cood If
ttfctai duistcr. I - I-- '
Last week car county w Tlillcvl by
a dlitrcus rt, canmcaclr- la Lcci-
wood's Folly townshir), io Mr. E. Cole
man's turpentine boieswind from the
southwest, blowing hard, brought it on
through what, is known as Pinch Gut,
thence on to and crossing Bell swamp
w bereft; inxersecifrwiin y reK gw amp
thence Sn-tini inniper Beat ' thV head
of. Town Creek, a dtstance'of about 12
miles, and from one to three miles wide.
Fortunately a large portion o country
burned was bay and swamp. 'Losses as
follows, as near as I can estimate: Mr.
E, Coleman, 18,000 turpentine boxes,
ncludiDg turpentine in them, $500.
Ret A.jA Edwards .one! prop, boxbs,
rented from W. A. Euark, $300. John
WV Adkirson, one crop of boxes, rented
frOrn James Pigford, with 40 barrels of
turpentine, $400. Mr. Adkim-on has
fifteen children, bis boxes were his only
dependence to feed' his family, and tin
eas he receives some help; his - family
must suiter jur.i yvnHneia oumvan
ost a few boxes and turpentine, loss
about $25. Mr. John fcuUivan about
$25. Mr. Anthony Sullivan lost a tar
kiln add turpentine and boxes, to the-
amount of $100. Damage to Col. E.
R. Brink's timber, between one and
two hundred dollar's; to D.rL. Iluaseirk
timber fifet&aijdfed doilars.it The
present growth of limbed is a rtainly
ruined, not one pine in fifty; will live.
Not being a farmiog section "no" fences
were burned, . ' 1 ' 4
The fire was the work of an incendiary;
was put out to burn Mr. Coleman's tur-
pentiue boxes. Suspicion js very strong
and efforts are being made to ferret
proof as to the scoundrel.'1 -Should p&i
tive proof lbe obtained Judge- Ljnch
will attend to him, certain.
Yours, ,
E. Taylor.
Wilmikgton, N. O., July 12,'j882.
Kditok i'OST: JKiease allow me
space lu your valuable paper to say
a few words about the 'negro and the
present county government system to
wit: I ')..''!.; ' v.
The (ar oeems; to have a great deal
to day against the'oegro in connection
with the above ( named system. It is
said that the people pay less taxes un
der the system instituted in 18GS, but
I deny ' that statement, because in some
cases there may have been less taxes
paid, but when We consider the "nrivil
ege" or 'schedule B-," tax which was
imposed on all traders of eyery shade,
and denomination by thexa same men,
who claim to have done so much for
the "old North State'T We as traders
paid taxes under lbe system created in
1868, and also under this new and un-
Democraticalsystemand we find that w
pay more taxes under this new system
then we paid under the old system. But
it is still claimed that we pay less taxes
if this is altogether true we conuot see
It is true we base seen it stated in the
Sfar, but we wculd have it stated on
the tax booK ra ltril, not in one par
ticular item, but iu many. I have teen
attempts to show that there were get
eral gross waste and extrayagence under
the "neero rule".so called, but I doa't
remember of having seen! but one soli
tary county to prove that sUtemeut
and that was Edgecombe county.
Liei me here ssk tn cn.tr am me He
groes have absolute con troll of the fi
nances ol tne county to tne excaiion
of all the white peopU? How many
counties did - the negroes absolutely
coutroi: it is said - mat tue negrue.s
can control twelve (12) counties of the
east and for thai cause and that alone
all the other, counties in the state mu
baderifedi! wacUcailj! of their elec
tive ffanfljfse It4fc i Known thai Vhlre
ever and whenever the negroes hare
the power to elect they ! way divide
the offices with the whites. But I sup
pose one will say that the negroes elect
white wen ol mean repute, but that
does notrslter the case in, the lei be
cause the issue is attempt ed'tobenntdr.
that this is a white man s govt t a ine.ni
and therefore they must rule it. The
force of such an issue seems to be tbat
they must rule it by -.counting thun
selves in. This must be I the meaniug
of the issue in view of the fact that the
Issue is bssed on negro 1 government
and at the same lime iu no case haye
the ttfgroes haia,bsolnte control of the
fin Ace of any of the twelve counties
complained of. Should we admit that
the negroes did directly or indirectly
badly govern . the twelve counties
Complained of. Is that a good reason j
why every voter in all the other coun-
tiea should be practically deprived of
their elective ; fracebise? : Wby should
twelve counties of the east be so much
more important than 'the tame number
of counties of the west? The Star and
a few other papers seem to think that
it is wrong for the negroes to l U nee
the voice of few white meojo twelve
counties, bat all riht for the voice of
tery voter in the state to be practical
ly silenced under the present system.
One of the reasons given is that the
white: people are always giving them
tSe best ofices. They bare a h rn
suQeieat cause why they tnonU haas
their vote. We know from who our rights
come to , vote and who .sustains those
rights. . We will voU foe any Democrat
Ifhe is CJattrttd aad will stand by
ns all, but not until then.
. ; One beanos the Democratic speakers
and readies their papers nvjhi be led
to believe that taer aejToe la the
twelve) coonUts did and vUI rostr&l
lha whole sUU'U the erdB! n tf
miy hUt fcw" iXat that It ! y to
dtirs tho esiejtha Cut b the a U ilt
the rrtsaat tjttea el cooslj rmra
muse and will go under and con--
..n'.L-m'iriKnk.J ( iiiVnt ZlHl
tain gentlezu'e
uc uy uww ii,K uifiei : uifcSci u. i
t i. ..it. : i .11 v. 1
that cannot scare any: oue now. Ills I
t hp Ardt :uMi. .rWnnfenl itra 4
not the uegro. This is the true issue
and must be met. It is said that as I
loner as the ' negroes of the thirty cOun- I
ties cast their votes solidly for men who
are in favor of giving them the rights
i ..-j .i '. .:....! Jv
guarameeu uuuer vue cuusiikuuuu, .uo i
white pjpeo8id utrefl hfflldjrl
laKe away me elective irancniee oi in i
whites in the state
This is not words
oitncse exponents,, out-it seems to me
to, oe ne true construction to put in
twelve counties paying nine-tenth of all
taxes. Let us admit that, but do thr
white, peome of.jthe twelve counties: of
tne east, which ss said to have been so
badly governeC pay nine-tenths of all
we tinut not. I he negroes are- not as
anxious la Cgovsralhe "vi lltes ritfS i the
whites ar$ to govern them by no means.
The m grqes. have always showed a will
ioKDess id support white men for office.
Therefore; granting this to be the true
constitution
itntion would , that i be ; specious
b anyone for the intention of the
nt system?; Under - the system, in-
would, tha,t j be ; specious
before
preset
stituted in 18(58,if bad men, were elected 1
we Lad a-ieht ot choice but under the
present system you appoint bad men
and we have' no right of choice.
I am 'very respectfully, ";
I " .: J. O. JNIXON.
M EOUSl MARKET.
rorE, per bush.J............, 05f 1 08
Flour ' f. " i.:;.. 9 Sim 0 00 1
1 lumiuv ocr unrrci ............ a i:
J risn Potatt!. pesr bbl.. ......
4 53
U 8 Hides.lcer lb..l
Hmoked Stiles, per lb........... ..
u s 5nouiaejs per 10 ....r
Hmofced shoulders per ib....,..,..:.
15s?
naiitf , ptr id Ma.,:......;.H.c..
N C Ham per lb.j.. .Ju. '
Ktjgs, per cluz.Mr.....n....it
Chickens,; a pieceU..
Beef Cattle per lbf.......;. ..
Sheep, per head .A-
Wool, per lb ..... .
Beeswax, per lb........................
Sugar, per lb
Coffee, per lb.....i... ,
Mola sses, per gal
1..
3
1 76
'25
20
mn
m 15
29d&U
Kagging, per lo,..i.-..-...,
Cow Peas, per b.usb
Salt, per sack...WM..M....-,
' ll17Jj
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WliixaiWUTON MARKETS.
, .; ' : ' :. .-- V:-Juyl 17.
Sriitifs Turpentine. The market
opered dull at 42 cents, with sales of
ler TOO casks-at 42 cents.-
KosiN Ihe market was ouut at
$1 60 for Strained, and l 60 per bbl
for Good Strained, with sales 500 bbls
Good Straio.ed at that price. '
Tar Market firm at $1 75 per bbl
of 2S0 lbs, with sales at quotation.
Crude Tukpentine Market steady
at $1 75 for Hard, f3 00 for Yellow
Dip and Virgio, with sales at quota
tions.! ' I , . -
Cotton. Market steady, with sales
reported on a" basis of 121 cents per
lb for Middling. The following" were
the r fficial quotation of the day : .
Ordinary, - 9 9-16 cts lb
Good Ordinary, 10 15-16 " "
Low Mkidling,a 11 13-16 - " l
Uiddling ; ( 12 f "
Gdol Middlinfelf 12g ; - ' "
Cotton, i
Spirits Turpentine,
Rosin. ; !
I'r, v ; I f .
Crude TuricutiB
00 bales
769 casks
1956 bbla j
30 bbls
715 bbls
! 1 July 18. .
Spirits Turpentine. The market
rptnetl firm at 43 cents, gales of 350
casks at 431 cents per gallon; market
firm ; , '
ROSIN. Market quiet at $1 50 for
Cru UJi Turpenti k K.--M a rkei etpadr
at $1 75ihr Hard, f 3 00 for Yethjw Dip
with sales at quotations. -
Corroa Market firm, no sales re
ported. "The fpiiuwuiff were the ' offi-
Wcial quUlions of the day: ;
UrdmuTy. 9 0 16 cti B
Ooxl Ordinary, 10 15-16 :. "c
Uw Middlinc:,., 11 13-16 " "
Middling 12j ;r
Good Mtddlins. M2
lUiCStl-l.
J.tton,
"2 bales
o45 caska
2W bbl
f2tr hhls
Spirits Turpentine
ivosin. .-.
Targ: . ; ; a
Crude TurpenUne
Tift "KKU
.Tnl. to .
Sri kits TuRPEXTlSE Ttmaf ket
oiH-m-tl firm a4ni rpnta nor vtllnn
i-" J ' v:-r
;. ,.Af km
cnl, and 100 do at 44 cent.
lUtsiN ibeenarkrt wasatetoyat f 1-
50 for Strained, and $1 60 Tor 'Good
Strained, with sales 'of Good Strained
al$l 60. . ' '
Tar. Market firm at 12 00 Mr bU
of 2SO lb, with aaies at quotation.
at 1 . 5 for Hard, $3 00 for Yellow Dip
and Virgto, witli asles as osTered.
Cottos.- Market was firm with sales
at qaoutioas. The fallowing srere the
oQcial quotation of the day:
urdmarj, ! 9 9-16 cts p E
uooa uruinarj, iu id-16 '
LowMilJliuS 11 13-16 '
AllddUnr.; 121
-od Middltac . li
! RECEIPTS.
Olttoa Sbalca.
Spirits Tuiwatine, 353 cmaks.
Kcwin, . bob.
Tar, 11 -
Crude TarreoUoe. ; 145
in I"' T
i a 4. v' w- jaJy '
ssr;Em.Tt;rcxTtK:--.Tte asaitn
fim at 431 ccsta tr tattoo;
af &30csuUs at that Br
Hosist 'TW saarktt oMe4 aaeadj
at tl f ftt riaed. asJ tt S fjt
Good Sualaed, wtJa taks e.rm UU
at 9c4atiaa -
Taa-aiart Cra at 42 CS UJ ft
ment
Strained4Knd $1 60 per bbl for Good BltyjMooi wjrciooatSkes trlff
tSiraineAJ: with sales of 500 b Good feofre
trtramed at $1: 60. 'v ed. All whoOesIre to enjoy life sboald see
cffu1" fi.rm 2,ir bW W8$8F
cl 280 lb, with sales at quotations "M r'fft :!Crboro NC-
hoi of 280 lbs,wilh. sales aUquotations.
Crijde Turfentink Market steady
n - --1 -- .
, uottok Market firm, with sales at
quotations. The followinjc were the
Sfiicial ouoUtions of the day:
vyruuiary, - - a 9 iu uts
iinnA nin.n i in i ik
Jxiddline. 11 13-16
(i '
(4
t
Middling, Wf O
Hood Middlme. 12
RECE1P1-S.
p-f n
-t bales
Spirits turpentine,
606 casks
ausio
182 b
ft
CroturUfli
4fl
. July 21. ;
Spirits Tukpentin'e. The mar
ket opened firm at 43 cents per gallon,
with sales or luu casks at. mat price.
Rosm The i market was farm at
$1 50 for Strained. .tand $160 per
I o trained, with sales re-
Loorted at Quotations.
i TAs Market nrm at f u t.u per ddi
of 280 lbs. with sales at quotations.
Gktjdb TUKPEJfTINE Market steady
at $1 75 for Hard, $3 00 for Yellow Dip
and Virein. with salas at quotations.
n u.o TiX fljPWrtrMSiaei, nrm, viva ssies
of bales ons basis of 12 c perlb
for Middling. The following were the
official quoutions Of the day;
J.,ai uoiauons 99 "J 3
GJoJdin 10 15 16
Low Middling, IHlJie':
VtlO
Middling. 12
cc
M
Ju.iuuiHK, , ir
It
Kjjejiirrs.
Cotton, c,!
SPiru4nt1
Rosm, v
Tar, - '
Crude Turpentine.
r 1 bales
471 casks
1473' bbls
43 bbla
175 bbla
1 . ' -,:'.;:) ;, July 22
PIKIT8 Tukpentie The market
opened firm at 43 ctsr per gallon, with
sales reported of 3U0 cases at 4it cents.
ROsik The market was dull at
$1 45 for Strained, and $1 60 per bbl
for Good Strained, with sales to report.
Tar Market firm at f 2 20 per bbl
of 280 lbs. pales at quotations
Crude TuRPiiSTiFE.-Market steady
"at $1 75 teslHra, fl)d.foi DfeUow
Dip Saleafrtfotatlon www
Cottok-M ark et firm with no sales
st quotations. The following were the
Othcial quotations
Ovil irso sv
9 5-16 cts $ lb
Good Ordinary
Low. Middling,
Middling,
Good Middling,
10 15-16 "
11 13-16 "
'121"
12 '
July 22.
Rice. -We quote the market for the
past week as farm with packages frac
tional advanced. Sales. lor the -week
gSTiecea'ctean." ' "
CUroliua 0, Cbmmon $5a6t, Fair
$61a6L. Choice f61a7, I'ancy 7
Ckiolina rough rice is quoted at 90ca
$1:15 per bushel.' for upland $1 35ca
$1 60, tide qualities. l
PUOF.1 SMUbltE'S '
VALUABLE REMEDIES.
ANNOUNCEMENT tJO Y
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FRIENDS; .
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Lit Kx '
f t At lX.'
WHAT I HAVE DONE AND, AM
.!.;! "7 '. toottraP ti
SEE CERTIFICATES BELOW.
1 . .):-.-:
Vro' Wsl II. Moore. Dear Sir. XhU J
to certify IbatI l ave beeu . blind in bntu
eyes for eighteen yean. also ubiet-t to fits
for the Fame leDgtu of time. 1 tried ail the
doctors around, and was never relieved ot
either of tne complaints until Almighty
ui'u sen 1 rrgv y m. xx loora lo xarcpro.
From lbe time be commenced vOrkl on
me I csnmeceed 'to set belters snd no 1
bare ut fits mt all, and cau see s well as
anyone. I am well Jtnown in this county
01 cugecomoe.
MK8.EHZABETn Jornsos.
Witnesses : F. 1). Battle. Antnouy Johnson
Rot. W. II. Tburber, Hon. W. I. Mabcon
princlpul or colored free scbeol.
rnor. W. II. SToorS
Dekr Sir I am well paed witb you
Oi tmeut tbat I booebt or tou. It h&a
cared my feu 1 bavo been (roNt-bliten frr
10 year. 1 baT not bad rest antU I tried
your Olounent. 1 can't tell tbe worth of
this Ointment. I tried every tbiaf. th
ing cured but tbis. 1 Ypoxs. 1 i
Tbls la to eerttfy lbe pnbilo ccnerally,
that tbe Liniment sold by Prof; W. ki.
Moore, under tbe name of O. K.,4 a good
article, bot only because tbe public bas
taid ao, bat I bave used it and it care me
permanent relief. I do cbecrrally reocm
mend 1U ,-- . .
i i eMSrreVrU
' December, S0U1.1SS1.'
, I hTred 'Dr. Wm. II. Moore a, SL
Uninient, asd 1 haT found It "good la
every rerpect. not only because It baa re
lieved ma, best rye whaS It, baa imxmtor
ohea, and IS stilt doing. I beartily ree
ommend It to all who are in posiion of
I ezcrutlatlDK palne and aim aches. "
I i Mayor of Umniori K.
I Oar of bad eaea 01 Scrofula on tbe bce.1
WlLXlGTOX. 2i. C Feb.
w i v rrvw w a ' mi lkW 1
W, 1SS1.
rsor. w. u. siooacuwar Sir
-I think
I it a duty I owe to
you and my fel low crea
fforinr. to make known
tbe wonderfnl efferu ywar medicine bave
had oa ncteptr all wboM roattd
witb a bunerla taclr blood wUt tilt it a
tria . I am confident from practical ex pe
nt nee that If persona will follow tbe dlrec-'
ttoo and gtve It a fair trial, tbat It will
Uter.
cur any one tbat baa dlseaM ol llkeebar.
I suffered wub Hrrofnla for 19 rear:
I i P.,B mortal man knows.
I aeed to
not
very remedy. ad
I ,l3: P. tbat waa tbe very one to cure
SiatlSi
at last tbS asgei appeared la yoox
aoav nappy so
yoar reoMdea bave dose tbe work for
ma, it le lbe rrcat blin. and I an mw
aa ire irons taa u
waa taaea wtib iu
MBNl
(SigBedl JOTIX C DAVIS.
-L OuTgjt Col, October U 1L
Pvor. Vs. U. Slooaa loar Mr. Tbte la
what 1 have to eay . t Into ee uoenag
wtta a very larx wee 00 tbe bm of ay
eu I saCerrd. cb t now 1 eaSeretf; tbe
oaia H gar ma no mortal maa raa tciU
"r as yean I waa t tale eowdiuoa ; I
coeld not evea ge oUit ar lo prey - 1
bad to sit apt a rrtirv Vy owaera, to
wboea I hoteattJ. tried feerj pbysioaa
mtwapsnmeai Ntaas-M mm AI-
uwxooocaooea ti waa tacwtaaea.
at I sregad try saorv; 1 d4 so.
aaa ca rnoeay aerre aow asraodat
ever. It haegoooeattrey aad 2 aa aww
wvalaaawT. s . . - . ..,
Vttaeast Iauiji w tggiae Dinr siargeis,
Frr-rriTi. w. C-Xm t? ten
Ieiaa l iau s m awt a fAM4 mei'wise so
avii: aa ess awrva ba aay I
wat a e o yw vty ere saa
ad aaySMfe..-f enra -au 1 M
ayw;aadrt maajT'ta' sy
lassas-A.il. si aJtsTOtaTcaw
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Congressional Districts.
It reaches all classes of the f iople,
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WHITE and COLORED.'
It advocates Equal, Rights before
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the Law and at the Ballot
Box of ALL MEN, re-'
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gardless ol
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C0L0R0R NATIVITY.
Its location is in the
RGEST.COMMERCIAL CITTl
in North Carolina.
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LATKST MtniNE
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MARKET REPORTS.
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attsatleai that lasltatioas of ear article are
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THK LEADING SCIENTIST OF . TO.
DAY agree tbat most disease are caused
by disordered Kidneys or Liver, ir, there,
fore, tbe Kidneys and Liver are kept la
nerfect order, perfect healtb will be the r.
sole This Cru Uj has only been known a
aboit tlm and for years people, suffered
cicat nuuj wiwoai being aoie 10 una re
Def. The disco verr of Warner's Bale Kid.
ney and Liver Cure mark a new era In the
treatment of these troubles. Made from a
isdnsjast tbe elements neoetsary to nour-
isn ana invozoraie ooin or tnese great or
gans, and safely restore and keep them la
order, it U a POSITIVE remedy for all tbe '
diseases that caose pains In tbe lower part
of tbe body for Torpid Liver Headaches
Janndloe Dlsalneas Gravel Fever A gne
aiaiana ever, aon ait ouncaiuea OI yhe
Kidneys, Liver and Urinary Organs. ,
It is an excellent and safe remedy for fe-
males daring Pregnancy. It wUl control
Menstraatlon and Is in valuable tor Lea.
oorrbcea or Falling of tbe Womb.
As a Blood Partner It is aneqtialed.for It
cores tbe organs tbat make the blood, i
i ibis tiemeay, wmcn oasuone such won
den. is pat np la the LAKUESTmIZSD
RnTTLRoTanT madlcln nnon thm-pii
and Is sold by Drngtisfs and all: dealers at
tl.25per botua. For Xlabets, enquire lor
WAKNE1CH HArti 1JI A tlil,! MLii LiUKJS, It
U a FOSlTlVaVUMElY. i i
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New Oummcr Resort !
; llptel Brunswickj
B.L. Perry
1 Proprietor.
CM1THVILLE, IU BRUNSWICK COUN
O TV. Is situated dlrecUvlnfrouL nf th
Ocean, and twenty-live miles bolew'H'll.
mlngton, tbe largest dtv in tbe Hlau. i
The HOTEL BRUNSWICK ! W a ne.
structure, and will be open tot the recep
tion of guests on the . j
H , FIBST DAY OF JUNE. ;:
ItoommandsaanlKndia vlw nf ih ir...
bor and Ocea a and both foreign and coast
wis steamers and sJiIds dim in mint r
the door, - V : V ,
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8alllng and fishing are uasurpsased. ..
Bath Houses for the iuef guests..- '
-A apod Band of Ifasle been sceared -for
tne season, and the lia.ii itmm iu.
open day and night
Tee-pin Aller. THiilanl Hull ! n,.r .1. .
acnwi so ui 11a
THIS T A.BXi3S
will be supplied with Fish, Crabs, Oysters,:
Terrapins, and every other product of ibe
?.,r,f"cJaM enrr Steamers will le W
Wilmington and Hmlihvlile morolrii nn-i 1
evening, makang two trlpsdaily eacu aay.
The Proprietor, wltn' an experience of
many years lo charge of summer hotels at
BeaafbrUncludlngUie late Atlantic Hotel,
hopes to make Ibis a resort aeeond to none
in the Houtb. , ,
Electric BelU lo all the rooms. '
,Chea Excursion TlckoU wilt be sold
& VHwir ad av.m assv
alltheBUKoads.
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Tems moderate. Special rates to f4ml
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and of Pnrcell Uouae, Wilmington. M. c
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The crejt tttccess atteodioff His
JLO II I'ltMCMin SALES
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Eeccntlj Inaugurated by mt, promi'i
v me io)tTrr etiil (rreairr
BAJIG AI
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lam now orfertng aod will cootne
oner waul the dose t tb treat nrtb.
Ooods at lower prleea by( gj jUr rent, toes
lbe saw clas ofgvds caa Q hs4 si sejr
other store. , f - . .
OAJTD3 OnE no UR ED LAWltS
AT BIX CERTS PEIVYAUD.
Ala riaar Uws ai ni;har Prices
Ssegaat solid colors rtgared nsJlU. st
v . ' . . Jf eroisper yard. f
Iseat, plain Wool tre Goo4, at IZ tt
PreUOMtoa Figured lire Uoow's. H I
!.?";' eoou iw yard. I !
ASWther lavoteoof tbnse aaadeeme Jspa
aasa Ptatde. at J ceau pr ya4.
THE LAEOE3T AND CUEAl lr
V STOCK OF-JJkCEEDCUNU
JS THE CITY.
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